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Art4you Magazine - Issue 1 - Print Edition
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Issue: Inaugural Edition / Total Pages: 200 (including cover) / Format: Premium Perfect Bound Softcover
1. Trim Size: A4 (210 x 297 mm)
2. Cover: Material: 300 GSM Art Card / Finish: Soft-touch Matte Lamination
3. Inner Pages: Paper: 130–150 GSM Art Paper (Gloss finish) / Full Color all pages / Perfect Binding professional finish.
4. Print Quality: High-Resolution Offset Printing for fine art and photography accuracy
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Art4you Magazine - Issue 1 - Part 1
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Welcome to the inaugural issue of Art4you Magazine, an extension of our shared passion for art and culture. In our cover story, Honey Bhaskaran shares her powerful piece, “Women’s Writes: Grace Amidst Peril,” reflecting the feminine spirit. Johny ML offers a critical take on how Covid-19 reshaped the art world in “The Brand-New Art in the Brand-New World.” Surabhi Bala unearths the legacy of the Saura tribe through its vivid art, while Stephanie Neville explores perception through textiles in “Connecting Threads.” Our feature on “Balaji’s Antiques” unveils tales hidden in Bangalore’s heritage collectibles. Dr. Kavita Balakrishnan’s essay brings printed art histories to everyday life. We also present heartfelt interviews: Emirati artist Fatma Lootah opens up about her process, and Tom Lohner shares his global creative journey. We thank our writers, readers, and advertisers for making this issue possible. Share your thoughts with us.View more details...
